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The aquifer sustains our industries and slakes our thirst, but the ancient resource is fragile to ongoing threats.
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Journalist Sues For Access to Highway Patrol’s Vehicle Pursuit Policy
No Regrets: Arrested ‘No Kings’ Protester Works to ‘Turn the Tide’
Police Arrest Three at “No Kings” march in downtown Memphis
Trump: Memphis’ Crime Problem Is ‘Fixed’
Federal Data Poses Questions About the Public Safety Need of Memphis Immigration Arrests
How Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library Inspired UofM Students
Memphis seminary students, faculty grateful for what was, grieving what could have been
When Memphis Theological Seminary closes, what happens to all the books?
New president, a church pastor, leading LeMoyne-Owen College’s revival
Why is there so much youth violence? Academics consult real experts: Middle school students
Changes in MSCS construction guidelines favored some vendors, excluded others
Rush to spend Covid-relief dollars brought Memphis schools fewer bidders, higher costs
Pioneering trauma program treats ‘hidden wounds’ in pediatric hospital’s ER
Memphis physicians mobilize to help india fight covid-19
How Manoj Jain became “The Dr. Fauci of Memphis”
Health of neighborhoods rooted in commonwealth of our neighbors
Sharing our bountiful blessings, feeding our bodies and souls
Memphis Priests Monitor Immigration Court to Defend ‘Human Dignity’
CodeCrew seeding a generation of tech-savvy students in Memphis
New Memphis program aims to reform welfare one father at a time
Memphis seminary students, faculty grateful for what was, grieving what could have been
When Memphis Theological Seminary closes, what happens to all the books?
Memphis refugee agency “desperate for your prayers” as Trump widens mass deportation dragnet
Health of neighborhoods rooted in commonwealth of our neighbors
Sharing our bountiful blessings, feeding our bodies and souls
Local nonprofit presents long-range ‘Blue Print’ to protect ‘unmanaged’ Memphis aquifer
Community Trust Suffers Amid Guard Deployment In Nation’s Capital
TVA’s Board Still Has No Memphis Members
McGowen’s Next Mission: Ex-Navy ‘Top Gun’ charts new course for MLGW
Questions Mount About Enforcement of Reform Ordinances
Local nonprofit presents long-range ‘Blue Print’ to protect ‘unmanaged’ Memphis aquifer
Memphis refugee agency “desperate for your prayers” as Trump widens mass deportation dragnet
Afghans flee Taliban, find refuge and faith — and ICE — in Memphis
Pastor keeps church doors locked to ICE, arms open to immigrants
Memphis Priests Monitor Immigration Court to Defend ‘Human Dignity’
Nearly 60% of Tennessee ICE Arrests Involve People With No Convictions
Deportee: ‘God forgive the United States for what they are doing.’
‘I am imprisoned in my own house’
Memphis Safe Task Force Taps Motel Guest Registries, Raising Privacy Concerns
He had legal documents to stay in the U.S. ICE arrested him and locked him up anyway.
The aquifer sustains our industries and slakes our thirst, but the ancient resource is fragile to ongoing threats.
TennCare, other low-income benefits on chopping block as GOP seeks trillions to pay for tax cuts, other Trump spending priorities
As a growing number of breaches in the Memphis Sand Aquifer threatens Shelby County’s drinking water, an obscure government board is recommending an increase...
State, federal officials agree TANF isn't working, pursue major reforms
Connecticut nonprofit offers preventative care, and prenatal and postpartum consultation.
Officials keep thousands of children, adults in poverty by rejecting, misspending, or not spending federal funds.
An errant bullet fired from a street in South Memphis last year hit 16-year-old Evan sitting inside his home watching TV. The bullet tore...
“What’s your favorite color flower?” the counselor asked the 8-year-old girl who was sitting in her hospital bed. “Red,” said the girl, one of...
Children are at higher risk for gun violence since the pandemic began, according to two new studies of child gunshot victims treated at Le...
Just before the old health department building on Jefferson was demolished in 2021, the new health department director went back to the fifth floor...
